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 1 3 | legitimate liberty with that of authority, the exigencies of justice
 2 7 |         befalls that same civil authority. When this loses the support
 3 17|        a vow of obedience to an authority different from the legitimate
 4 17|   different from the legitimate authority of the State. In this way
 5 18|   declared, at the very Supreme Authority of the Catholic Church.
 6 18|       to the Spanish Nation the authority of the Vicar of Christ,
 7 18|      Vicar of Christ, as if the authority of the Roman Pontiff, conferred
 8 18|       recognition of the Divine Authority of Christ can minimize legitimate
 9 18|       minimize legitimate human authority; as if the spiritual and
10 19|        offense inflicted on the authority of the Vicar of Christ deeply